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Forceps Delivery Injuries in New Mexico: Understanding Your Legal Rights
Deliveries assisted by forceps can save lives in high-risk births. Still, when they are improperly performed, they can lead to severe yet avoidable harm. Forceps delivery injuries in New Mexico frequently involve trauma to both the mother and the newborn, fostering lasting medical, financial, and emotional challenges. Familiarizing yourself with how these injuries take place… read more
Untreated Jaundice in Newborns: What You Need to Know
New parents can experience a wide range of emotions during and after their child’s birth. They often feel elated but also commonly experience anxiety surrounding their baby’s well-being, especially when it comes to conditions such as jaundice. Knowing the effects of untreated jaundice in newborns can help you protect your baby’s health. Hire a Medical… read more
What to Do if You Are Injured at a Topgolf in Albuquerque?
Topgolf is a popular venue for parties and events. However, accidents can happen when safety rules are ignored or the property is improperly run. Knowing what to do if you are injured at a Topgolf can give you peace of mind in the aftermath of an accident. Explore the steps you should take, how Topgolf… read more
Common Types of Medical Malpractice Cases in New Mexico
You put your trust in many different medical professionals over the course of your lifetime. If you suffer harm at the hands of these individuals and their negligence, it can be a devastating blow, both physically and mentally. Unfortunately, these cases occur time and again in the state of New Mexico. There are several common… read more
Injured in A Hit and Run Accident in Albuquerque: What to Do?
When the responsible driver flees the scene following a car collision, it leaves victims not only dealing with physical injuries and property damage but also uncertain of how to pursue justice. Since this can happen to anyone, it is important to understand what to do if you are injured in a hit and run accident… read more
Transvaginal Mesh Linked To Serious Side Effects And Complications
The FDA has recently issued an updated transvaginal mesh warning on the use of the mesh to help repair pelvic organ prolapse (POP). POP occurs when the pelvic organs fall out of place as the result of the stretching or weakening of the tissues holding the organs in place. Transvaginal mesh – also known as… read more
Government To Study Effects Of Toxic Burn Pits In Iraq And Afghanistan
Changing his previous stance, Dr. Craig Postlewaite, the U.S. military’s senior health protection official has recently admitted that some “servicemembers might suffer long-term medical problems as a direct result of exposure to smoke and fumes from open-air pits scattered throughout Iraq and Afghanistan.” Further, after repeated denial by the U.S Military of any ill effects… read more
Zimmer Introduces New Tool For Use In Defective Knee Revision Surgeries
Zimmer Holdings – maker of the defective Zimmer NexGen knee replacements – has recently announced that it has developed a complete set of Trabecular Metal material augmented shapes and cones to be used in knee revision surgeries. These new augments are intended to fill any size bone defects detected while performing surgery and supposed to… read more
Mesothelioma May Be Caused By Even Brief Asbestos Exposure
The International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health report previously that even brief exposure to asbestos may lead to the development of mesothelioma. The reported case detailed the situation of a 58-year-old man who developed mesothelioma after being exposed to asbestos-containing gaskets during a summer job. He had no additional exposure. Mesothelioma is a rare… read more
Death Toll From Mesothelioma In Iron Range Rises
AP reports that the number of Iron Rangers who have died from mesothelioma has risen. Mesothelioma is a rare and almost always fatal form of lung cancer associated with exposure to asbestos fibers. Mesothelioma often takes up to 30 years or more to show up. If you believe you or a loved one has been… read more
